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Hibiscus Exchange

HAVE: Hibiscus Rosa Sinensis plants

christine_gardener

17 years ago

I have some small well rooted hibiscus rosa sinensis plants to trade. I have 1 Hibiscus Santana, 1 hibiscus Butterfly, and 1 Hibiscus pale yellow. I also have some rooted cuttings of Hibiscus Jane Cowl, Hibiscus single red, and Hibiscus Kona. Looking to trade for other small hibiscus rosa sinensis plants or cutting rooted or un-rooted. Thanks

Christine

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hibsicus
17 years ago
Hi,I have some hibiscus seeds,that I could trade.Don't have any cuttings,yet.If interested,this is what I would like to have.hibiscus santana,jane cowl,butterfly.All I have are seedsnow.Will have cuttings,later.It's a little early here.I live in La.Let me know if you are interested.
Margaret
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